Daily Republican., 1887-11-07
THIRD EDITION.
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oorre poodsnes of the REPUBLICAN.
LANpsKBKRo, Nov. 4th, 1881. T.-Peliti.
cal interest has almost reached crisis In
this section, despite the predictions of
would. be harmonious politicians A more
mixed mp ticket has never been seen. The
kickers OF the Republican ticket have as.
sumed q much more offensive attitude
than heretofore. The dissentious are
greater then they were last fall, despite
the Darlington organs statements TO the
contrary aud long editorials on party har
mony. The Democrats arc happy, as the
kickers have three Of their nominees On
their ticket. Tbs principal fight Is over
the additional Law Judge, as many be-
lieve Congressman Darlington had the
Office Great q for his aid aud lieutenant
Vim. B. Waddell who is the nominee on
the regular Republican ticket K Jones
Monaghan Is on both the Democratic
and the kiekers' ticket Interest and con-
test next centers in the fight for the Reg
lister OF Wills. N. j. WaitnelKht is on the
endorsed 8 Robinson March, the Demo
cratic nominee. Waitueight is another
of Smed's men. There will be another
struggle Tor Treasurership, Robert l.
Hayes, of famous Westtown township be-
ing on the regular ticket while the Ever
hart faction have another endorsement
for the Democratic candidate. Charles G
Moore. And In this part OF the country
Thomas Mercer for County Commissioner
and the present incumbent, has deal Of
opposition, not from any alliance with
either faction, but because great many
of his former supporters think he has not
regarded their iRterests. Both factions
have Mr.. heycer on their cket, but the
kickers have Hlwood Micbener. Also, the
Prohibition nominee In place OF Charles
White the other regular nominee. ID. D..
b. Wood and Reuben Mercer Of West
Chester are at the head OF the "KickiDg
Band" with a trusted lieutenant In al
most every township. Mixed tickets,
regular tickets and campaign documents
OF every conceivable kind, food the
posteffice, and while there is not as much
haraugue ss there was last year, both
parties are getting work in, and the con
test will be ciJse Congressman Darling
ton Is juoliant, and as he believes In the
methods that produce results" his fol-
lowers think ne will win. Rx.Congress.
man Everharts cohorts are equally happy
and say while they don't make much
noise they're going to get there" The
State nominations are lost sight of entire
lys Inc hNtFidIb hSn hhfO
county with the following ticket: Addi
tiouai Law Judge X. Jones Monaghan
Sheriff, VIM. Gallagher; District Atty
Thos. W Baldwin; Prothonotary, VIM P
Spyder; Clerk OF Conrts, Thos W Tay
lor; Register of Wills, S.R biHson March
County Treasurer. Charles c. Moore
county Commissioners, Thomas Mercer
Rlw Cd Kitchener; Coroner, Ernest White
Director OF the Poor j PrestOn Thomas
Audi orr, Caleb II Kinnard, VIM. T
Long They issue with this ticket cir
cular Of charges against Darlington and .
nanber Of names OF prominent meI
throughout the county, endorsing tn
aLore ticket Correspondents are agail
ii ling th- borough papers with charges
against The candidates, particularly Nat
Wsitneight Unlike other campaign n
both sides seems to have wait until tn
last moment to be gin with. Let the re
suit be what il may, it will chow who
on top, EVerhhrt or Darlington.
CoRRHY SPoNDZNT.